This place is a real gem. The original owner passed recently and I got to meet his friend and local…read moreartist who is keeping the store going. Please go see this shop and support Mr Ron and all the great local artists that have work there. He's giving the advice away for free now, but I told him to start charging it was so good. Tell him the @the_wandering_wards sent you. Mr. Bob Barker is the coolest dog and you may see them riding around town on Mr Ron's motorcycle! #buylocal this is a cash only place so stop by the atm first and come prepared to shop!!

It was an awful experience, and would never recommend this place to anyone. My grandmother had…read morerecently moved back to Panama City, where she was born, and was just charmed by this little shop. However, when we had visited again to go purchase homegoods and little tchotchkes, a female worker blamed us for a broken candleabra. We had not broken anything in the store, and were extremely careful and always placed things back where we found them if we weren't going to purchase them. She glared at my grandmother, who was wheelchair bound, and it was obvious that she didn't believe us, and barely let the matter go when it was made clear we were purchasing a table. I regret our patronage to their store, as they made my grandmother feel incredibly guilty for needing a wheelchair.

Incredible deals & eclectic beach vibes lift their outstanding creative art! Found some pieces 50%…read moreless than internet, plus unique Knick knacks.

The Sharing Tree is doing great work - their location has new and gently used items available to…read morethe public. Wonderful for teachers, artists, and everyone who supports reuse! They have craft nights, kids birthday parties, and they sell awesome reuse art! See here for hours and they have an a Facebook page too. http://thesharingtreefl.org/about-the-tree/hours/

This place is amazing and contributes so positively to the Tallahassee community. This is a…read morenon-profit started by super-mom Carly and she runs it like a freaking champ. It has many facets and components but the gist is that its a center for goods to be donated, re-used, up-cycled and turned into art or whatever else you want it to be. If you are a teacher looking for supplies for ur students she's got EVERYTHING (not an exaggeration). I believe teachers get discounts but I'm not entirely sure and even if they don't everything is super cheap. If you are a person who likes to be inspired, check out the space she's got EVERYTHING, books, art supplies, jewelry, jewelry making supplies, stamps, paper, yarn, gadgets and gizmo's aplenty. I have not an artistic fiber in my being but just hanging out there makes me feel like I'm an artist. There are also classes and events, like fill a bag day (for $5 or $6), wine and art classes in the evening on Wednesdays and the one I frequent is the toddler art class on Tuesday (10:00 am-11:30 am). Carly reads a story to the kids- who ADORE her and she them- and then creates a super toddler friendly art project around that story. An example is the time she read an Eric Carlyle book and then led an art project using tissue paper. She gives each child so much loving individual attention and is so easy going. My daughter loves her and loves going to the sharing tree. She does an incredible job of fostering a strong sense of creative, conscious, community in Ole T-Town.

I'm a fan! I came to this market one Saturday afternoon because I was in need of some local honey…read morefor my allergies. As we know, local honey is much better and more beneficial than store bought honey. The Frenchtown Farmer's Market is rather small. I would actually say it is smaller than the one out by Thomasville. However, the fresh produce and other goods are great....great quality and great price that is. I saw foods such as watermelons, sweet potato, tomatoes, okra, onions, and beans. There was also some great local honey from Walter, the bee keeper. He had some freshly cut sourdough bread for us to try the honey before purchasing. He had honey both with and without the honeycomb and they were $10 each. He also had some candles that were made out of bee pollen and said those, too were good for allergy sufferers. There was a stand where a lady was selling boiled peanuts; both spicy and non spicy. I saw some t-shirts for sale as well as some artwork. What I appreciated most was that there were people from different ethnic backgrounds and different ages. Everyone was so nice....it's not all the time you walk down the street and are greeted by everyone. There was even a young women set up street side who offered us some free water and free slices of watermelons. Many of the neighbors were sitting on their porches people watching and striking conversations with passersby. Although this is not a place where I could "stock up" on all the produce I desire, it is a great place to stop in to purchase a few items. I love that this market is still around and that some of the culture and history of Frenchtown is being preserved.

From the owner: Frenchtown Farmers Market is reviving community through health advocacy and access to fresh,…read morelocally-sourced food. We're the only place that can double SNAP-EBT on produce purchases. Our vendors care about the community and the planet, and some vend exclusively at this market. Along with the freshest, locally-grown produce, you'll find gourmet jellies, artisan breads, farm fresh eggs and chicken, heritage pork and sausage, local honey, specialty spice mixes, delicious cookies and confections, vegan bakery items, natural body scrubs and hair products, as well as local art and handmade jewelry. Come have some fun with us and support the local economy. We challenge you to join the Frenchtown Fresh Food Movement!

My daughter Mia is 12 and she has a passion for sewing ever since she could talk…read more We used to live in Miami then and her instructor was a world renowned young Spanish wedding designer and seamstress named Maria from Atelier D' Con. Then we moved to Tallahassee and never thought we would find Mia something as special. But then my wife met Mrs. Martha and Mrs. Madonna from SewNoles and thought that they would be a good fit. This place is so special that even my wife is taking classes. The ladies are spectacular and have truly rounded Mia up to the next level of passion for the art. As parents that want the best for our children we found it here. Also a great shout out to Mr Jimmy that has served our Country Honorably. He also does a great job keeping the operation running smoothly. They also have a large variety of fabrics in stock. This place is a gem! We HIGHLY recommend SewNoles!!!!! Five Stars! Thank you to the team at SEWNOLES

From the owner: SewNoles Fabrics and Lessons specializes in teaching sewing starting from very beginners, all the…read moreway to helping the more advanced refine their skills. We also are an independent fabric retailer.

Discovered this pretty massive antique market. It was pretty intense of how many different things…read moreare in here. So much hand made art. From the amount of barn finds here it's impossible not to get lost in here discovering different kinds of antique. It's like walking throughout history here. Various antiques of different ethnic cultures. I found a solid place to pick up fresh sourdough bread and marmalades that aren't flooded with chemicals. The staff is accommodating as well, I had a lot of questions and they had a lot of answers. The tea area is a pretty cool spot for tea time and pastries when you schedule it. My girlfriend was pretty obsessed with All Things Tea. This place is a good way to change up your usual spots for exploration in Tallahassee.

I stopped by here, on my way from New Orleans to St Pete and really wanted to stop into a cute…read morevintage market and I sure did when I ended up here. It was massive to walk through and so much beautiful stuff there! I really wish this place was closer to me, id go there often!